Nick and Nora aren’t just pussyfooting around this time as they deal with a missing person’s case and murder.While catering a gala for the Cruz Museum, Nora Charles agrees to look into the disappearance of director Violet Crenshaw’s niece, a case previously undertaken by her frisky feline friend Nick’s former owner, a private eye whose whereabouts are also currently unknown.   As Nora and her curious cat Nick pull at the string of clues, they begin to unravel a twisted tale of coded messages, theft, false identities, murder, and international espionage. Nora dares to hope that the labyrinth of leads will not only help them locate the missing young woman, but also solve the disappearance of the detective. That’s if Nora can stay alive long enough to find him...    INCLUDES DELICIOUS SANDWICH RECIPES 

The Tommy & Tuppence mysteries “Absolutely spiffing” —Chicago Tribune “Frothy fun” —The Washington Post Agatha Christie’s lively detective duo in the PBS Mystery! favorite Packed with period atmosphere and playful banter, Partners in Crime follows Tommy and Tuppence Beresford as they mix marriage and mystery solving. As proprietors of Blunt’s Detective Agency, the flirtatious and fun-loving couple investigates cases that range from a purloined pearl to the disappearance of an Arctic explorer’s fiancée. Francesca Annis (Cranford, Reckless) is luminous as high-spirited Tuppence, elegantly attired in fabulous 1920s fashion, and James Warwick (Lillie) charms as dry-witted and dapper Tommy. These 11 mysteries follow the pair from their first meeting through their final cases. The Secret Adversary The Affair of the Pink Pearl The House of Lurking Death The Sunningdale Mystery The Clergyman’s Daughter Finessing the King The Ambassador’s Boots The Man in the Mist The Unbreakable Alibi The Case of the Missing Lady The Crackler

Hollywood Dinner Party, Circa 1933.She was uniquely and undeniably beautiful, radiating a style unlike anything 1930s movie audiences had ever seen.  In "Dinner at Eight," one of the great screen comedies of manners, Jean Harlow took Hollywood by storm. She is at her most beautiful, mixing girlish innocence with brash sexiness.  She was put in the artistic hands of costume designer Adrian, and it was a match made in heaven.  Harlow wore shimmering satin like no one else, to stun, to wow, to dazzle.  It was the making of the most iconic actress of the Hollywood classic films era.The cinematic Art Deco coupe, inspired by high-society dinner parties of the 1930s, is quintessential Harlow, sassy and vivacious with seductive stature and romantic innuendo.  Each Art Deco, artisan-crafted stem is complemented by an extra-wide bowl, perfect for "opening up" the aromatic qualities of craft cocktails.  True to the sophisticated, smaller-size coupes of an earlier era, they are fun to hold, fun to sip.  Excellent for dinner parties or any occasion where glamour is requested.  Offered in a Gift Box Set of 2, for keeping or giving.